Infrastructure as Code on T Cloud Public with Terraform / OpenTofu
What Is T Cloud Public? Why Open Tofu Setting Up the Provider Authentication ...
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T-Curl
Using Temporary Agency Tokens Shell Python ...
Using sphinx for doc generation
Introduction Basic functionality Sample Usage docs/Makefile and docs/make.bat ...
Additional OpenSSL tips
Self-signed certificates Display cert extensions Viewing certificate information Checking server certificate How to create a certificate chain ? ...
Deploying your CA's root certificate
Linux Windows 10 iOS 14 Authenticating clients Authenticating clients with nginx ...
Revoking Certificates
Certificate revocation lists Prepare the configuration file Create the CRL Revoke a certificate Server-side use of the CRL ...
Your own Certificate Authority
Generating root cert Preparation Creating the root key Creating the root certificate ...
Certificate Authorities
For home users there is not much use for running you own Certificate Authority (CA), and with availability of Letsencrypt and the plethora of ACME libraries setting TLS encryption is quite straight forward. ...
Rewriting history in git
Coordinate with your team The secret is in the last commit and there is nothing else The secret is in the last commit but there are other changes The secret is beyond the last commit ...
Baremetal backup
Preparation Disabling BitLocker Get Clonezilla ...
tcpdump snippets
List interfaces GUI Capture file rotation stftime codes ...
Documenting Architecture Decisions
Context Approach Format Conclusion ...
Python development tips 2024
Local install packages Better debugging Built-in exceptions Adding site specific customizations Constants ...
File system encryption in Alpine Linux
This is similar to my previous article Encrypting Filesystem in Void Linux but for Alpine Linux The point of this recipe is to create a encrypted file sytem so that when the disc is disposed, it does not need to be securely erased. This is particularly important for SSD devices ...
Desktop Environments 2023
Around April 2023, I decided to look for a new Linux Desktop Environment for my personal void linux. So I tried these distros: lxqt: This is the one I eventually chose to switch to. I liked it that it was very small and light, and very modular, almost like a kit that you assemble yourself. Because I have thinking for some time that I would like to make my ...
Personal thoughts on GUI programming
I have been programming for about 40 years. Going through a lot of different languages and programming paradims. Lately most of my programming is done in: bash/shell script Python ...
Raspberry Pi emulation with Qemu
The idea here is that we use a Desktop PC for developing/debugging Raspberry Pi set-ups using qemu for emulating Rasperrby Pi. qemu currently supports the following configurations: Raspberry Pi Zero and 1A+ (armhf) Raspberry Pi 2B (armv7) ...
Moving to Home Assistant
I am busy moving away from my VeraEdge installation to a Home Assistant running on a Raspberry Pi 4. This is because it looks like the maker of the VeraEdge was bought and it is slowly being phased out. For this I am using the following parts: ...
nas ops cmd
This is my op script. This is stupidly simple script to elevate priviledges in order to manage NFS shares on my QNAP NAS. The idea is that NFS shares do squash-root so admin access is disallowed through NFS. This gives a convenient way to issue root level commands without using NFS but instead use ssh ...
My tale of IPv6 blues
My ISP provider is KPN. They recently enabled IPv6 in my street. I was using before a IPv6 Tunnel Broker, starting with SixXS and after they went out, with Hurricane Electric. So naturally, I decided to switch to KPN's native IPv6 service. They provide a /64 prefix, which is reasonable. Would be better ...
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